I'm curious about the origins of the songs that ended up beeing MP3's of the month over the years. I'm sure the combined expereince of this forum has info on pretty much every song: year recorded, when published, circumstances for the recordings to come about and so on. So anyway, here are the songs in alphabetical order, post any info you have in the list, and we'll see what we'll come up with. If somebody could put them in chronological order it would be nice.
Patrik
All I Need Is Everything Paul Soupiset, What It Takes To Please You
All I Need Is Everything (Chamber Music Mix)
And Can It Be
Anything At All
Anyway Rainy Day Assembly, What It Takes To Please You
Cast Me Away (Live)
Circle Of Quiet (live)
Dancing Queen (live)
Faithfully Dangerous (Live)
Fever
Give Me Strength (Third Watch Mix)
Happy Christmas (War is Over) (Taft 2000 Finale)
Holy Rain Jack Henderson feat. Karin Bergquist
How Long Have You Been Stoned (Long Version)
I Shall Be Released
If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
If Nothing Else (Beatbox Mix)
It's Never Quite What It Seems (Full Band)
Jack's Valentine (Live with Leo Kottke)
Let It Be (live)
Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine
Little Blue River (Live)
Lucy (live)
Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
Miles Elipsis
My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
My Love Is A Fever (live)
Nobody Number One (remix)
Orphan Girl (live)
The Poopsmith, recorded in 2004, for a childrens cd.
Toledo
Toledo (Instrumental)
Poughkeepsie (Live)
Rhapsodie T Simonian, What It Takes To Please You
Rhapsodie (live)
Spinning (live)
The Body Is A Stairway of Skin (Remix)
This Daring Light
When I Go (Acoustic)
Full Version: Liner notes for the MP3 rarities
I found this, and then got tired of researching. Someone feel free to check the accuracy of this. 
2000
June It's Never Quite What It Seems (full band version)
July The Body Is A Stairway Of Skin (Re-mix)
August Murder ("Thou Shalt Not Commit Total Terror" mix)
September If Nothing Else (Linford's beatbox remix)
October Dancing Queen (live) ~ 9/6/97 Devou Park, Covington KY (with the Northern Kentucky Symphony)
November Holy Rain - Jack Henderson
December Toledo
2001
January Poughkeepsie (live)
February Rhapsodie (live)
March And Can It Be (live)
April Anything At All (live)
May Toledo (instrumental)
June Oh Marie - Jack Henderson
July Give Me Strength (3rd Watch)
August When I Go (acoustic)
September Little Blue River (live)
October If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
November Jack's Valentine ~ (Live with Leo Kottke) 12/11/99 at the Taft
December Taft 2000 Finale Happy Christmas (War is Over) ~ 12/9-2000 w/ Ron Sexsmith & Leigh Nash
2002
January When I Go (acoustic), Rhapsodie (live)
February Miles (Ellipsis)
March All I Need (Paul Soupiset)
April Rhapsodie (Tatiana Simonian)
May Anyway (Rainy Day Assembly)
June Cast Me Away (live)
July Orphan Girl (live), Toledo (acoustic)
August The Seahorse (live)
September Lucy (live)
October My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
November
December Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
2003
January/February Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine (live)
March Spinning (live)
April Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
May Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
July "I Shall Be Released" (Bob Dylan)
August Circle Of Quiet (live)
September My Love Is A Fever (live)
October How Long Have You Been Stoned (long version)
November Nobody Number One (remix)
2000
June It's Never Quite What It Seems (full band version)
July The Body Is A Stairway Of Skin (Re-mix)
August Murder ("Thou Shalt Not Commit Total Terror" mix)
September If Nothing Else (Linford's beatbox remix)
October Dancing Queen (live) ~ 9/6/97 Devou Park, Covington KY (with the Northern Kentucky Symphony)
November Holy Rain - Jack Henderson
December Toledo
2001
January Poughkeepsie (live)
February Rhapsodie (live)
March And Can It Be (live)
April Anything At All (live)
May Toledo (instrumental)
June Oh Marie - Jack Henderson
July Give Me Strength (3rd Watch)
August When I Go (acoustic)
September Little Blue River (live)
October If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
November Jack's Valentine ~ (Live with Leo Kottke) 12/11/99 at the Taft
December Taft 2000 Finale Happy Christmas (War is Over) ~ 12/9-2000 w/ Ron Sexsmith & Leigh Nash
2002
January When I Go (acoustic), Rhapsodie (live)
February Miles (Ellipsis)
March All I Need (Paul Soupiset)
April Rhapsodie (Tatiana Simonian)
May Anyway (Rainy Day Assembly)
June Cast Me Away (live)
July Orphan Girl (live), Toledo (acoustic)
August The Seahorse (live)
September Lucy (live)
October My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
November
December Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
2003
January/February Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine (live)
March Spinning (live)
April Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
May Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
July "I Shall Be Released" (Bob Dylan)
August Circle Of Quiet (live)
September My Love Is A Fever (live)
October How Long Have You Been Stoned (long version)
November Nobody Number One (remix)
I know some of these ended up on The Cutting Room Floor but I would totally buy another disc of rare/live/outtake tracks like that if they ever released one. I know they have more of that stuff lying around...
I wonder how cheaply they could press 1,000 or so discs and just sell them through their site, maybe release a few discs like that just for the uber-hardcore people...it'd be a neat project to do if K&L ever decided to have some downtime from music-making.
Just thought I'd throw that idea out there.
I wonder how cheaply they could press 1,000 or so discs and just sell them through their site, maybe release a few discs like that just for the uber-hardcore people...it'd be a neat project to do if K&L ever decided to have some downtime from music-making.
Just thought I'd throw that idea out there.
Here's the easy one (since it's still up on OTR's site):
July 2004
The Poopsmith Song
The Poopsmith Song was recorded for a forthcoming children's record. 50,000 units will be distributed at no cost to parents by several Ohio charities. The cd contains performances by various musicians living in Ohio and also contains parenting tips. Stay tuned for more info.
CREDITS:
Over the Rhine
The Poopsmith Song
Written and Produced by Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler
Vocals: Karin Bergquist, Linford Detweiler, Izaac Rains, Zoe Rains, Tracy Rains
Guitar: Linford Detweiler
Studio time donated by: Sound Images, Inc. / Jack Streitmarter, owner
Recording Engineer: Matt Hueneman.
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Karin did say at the recent Canal Street shows that the (Republican) Ohio Governor's wife thought the song was "too radical" for the originally proposed cd project and it won't be on the cd, and that she was thinking of turning it into a children's book.
July 2004
The Poopsmith Song
The Poopsmith Song was recorded for a forthcoming children's record. 50,000 units will be distributed at no cost to parents by several Ohio charities. The cd contains performances by various musicians living in Ohio and also contains parenting tips. Stay tuned for more info.
CREDITS:
Over the Rhine
The Poopsmith Song
Written and Produced by Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler
Vocals: Karin Bergquist, Linford Detweiler, Izaac Rains, Zoe Rains, Tracy Rains
Guitar: Linford Detweiler
Studio time donated by: Sound Images, Inc. / Jack Streitmarter, owner
Recording Engineer: Matt Hueneman.
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Karin did say at the recent Canal Street shows that the (Republican) Ohio Governor's wife thought the song was "too radical" for the originally proposed cd project and it won't be on the cd, and that she was thinking of turning it into a children's book.
It costs roughly $1,200-$1,500 to press 1,000 CDs.
I'm sure they could make that back in no time.
My album cost about $1,250 to press.
I'm sure they could make that back in no time.
My album cost about $1,250 to press.
QUOTE(DustyVolume @ Nov 6 2004, 11:31 AM)
October Dancing Queen (live) ~ 9/6/97 Devou Park, Covington KY (with the Northern Kentucky Symphony)
I don't remember "Dancing Queen" being released as an MP3 rarity. I remember the October 2000 rarity being "Faithfully Dangerous" from Cornerstone 1998.
Jeff
QUOTE(jholland @ Nov 10 2004, 09:16 AM)
QUOTE(DustyVolume @ Nov 6 2004, 11:31 AM)
October Dancing Queen (live) ~ 9/6/97 Devou Park, Covington KY (with the Northern Kentucky Symphony)
I don't remember "Dancing Queen" being released as an MP3 rarity. I remember the October 2000 rarity being "Faithfully Dangerous" from Cornerstone 1998.
Jeff
I was thinking that, too. I remember snagging my copy from Napster back in the day, and the quality seems too poor for it to have been an official mp3 of the month.
I honestly can't remember back that far. I know the whole concert was broadcast over the radio, so this MP3 could have come from anywhere.
Did anyone else keep good records of this?
Did anyone else keep good records of this?
QUOTE(DustyVolume @ Nov 10 2004, 12:14 PM)
I honestly can't remember back that far. I know the whole concert was broadcast over the radio, so this MP3 could have come from anywhere.
Did anyone else keep good records of this?
Did anyone else keep good records of this?
I know it was broadcast on a cable station in Cincinnati at the time, and I think Shelly offered to make audio tapes for people on the list shortly afterwards. I have one, but the sound quality on that is only so-so. It's quite possible someone transferred an audio copy to mp3 sometime after that.
QUOTE(DustyVolume @ Nov 10 2004, 01:14 PM)
I honestly can't remember back that far. I know the whole concert was broadcast over the radio, so this MP3 could have come from anywhere.
Did anyone else keep good records of this?
Did anyone else keep good records of this?
That's the only MP3 that didn't look right in your list... the rest looked to be correct to me, but then again, I'm going from memory, too.
Jeff
Jeff and Jeanne,
I just did a quick search on the actwin list and found this from Peter Chattaway. I can't imagine this would be wrong, since I can rarely remember him ever citing something that was, and then the fact that no one challenged him.
So, let's replace that one on the list and Depose the Queen.
June It's Never Quite What It Seems (full band version)
July The Body Is A Stairway Of Skin (Re-mix)
August Murder ("Thou Shalt Not Commit Total Terror" mix)
September If Nothing Else (Linford's beatbox remix)
October 'Faithfully Dangerous' at Cornerstone 98
November Holy Rain - Jack Henderson
December Toledo
2001
January Poughkeepsie (live)
February Rhapsodie (live)
March And Can It Be (live)
April Anything At All (live)
May Toledo (instrumental)
June Oh Marie - Jack Henderson
July Give Me Strength (3rd Watch)
August When I Go (acoustic)
September Little Blue River (live)
October If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
November Jack's Valentine ~ (Live with Leo Kottke) 12/11/99 at the Taft
December Taft 2000 Finale Happy Christmas (War is Over) ~ 12/9-2000 w/ Ron Sexsmith & Leigh Nash
2002
January When I Go (acoustic), Rhapsodie (live)
February Miles (Ellipsis)
March All I Need (Paul Soupiset)
April Rhapsodie (Tatiana Simonian)
May Anyway (Rainy Day Assembly)
June Cast Me Away (live)
July Orphan Girl (live), Toledo (acoustic)
August The Seahorse (live)
September Lucy (live)
October My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
November
December Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
2003
January/February Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine (live)
March Spinning (live)
April Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
May Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
July "I Shall Be Released" (Bob Dylan)
August Circle Of Quiet (live)
September My Love Is A Fever (live)
October How Long Have You Been Stoned (long version)
November Nobody Number One (remix)
I just did a quick search on the actwin list and found this from Peter Chattaway. I can't imagine this would be wrong, since I can rarely remember him ever citing something that was, and then the fact that no one challenged him.
QUOTE
I don't think anybodys mentioned this here yet, but the mp3 of the month
for October is up on overtherhine.com now. It's a live performance of
'Faithfully Dangerous' at Cornerstone 98, which I think I already have
thanks to some bootlegs that were floating around, but anyhoo ...
for October is up on overtherhine.com now. It's a live performance of
'Faithfully Dangerous' at Cornerstone 98, which I think I already have
thanks to some bootlegs that were floating around, but anyhoo ...
So, let's replace that one on the list and Depose the Queen.
June It's Never Quite What It Seems (full band version)
July The Body Is A Stairway Of Skin (Re-mix)
August Murder ("Thou Shalt Not Commit Total Terror" mix)
September If Nothing Else (Linford's beatbox remix)
October 'Faithfully Dangerous' at Cornerstone 98
November Holy Rain - Jack Henderson
December Toledo
2001
January Poughkeepsie (live)
February Rhapsodie (live)
March And Can It Be (live)
April Anything At All (live)
May Toledo (instrumental)
June Oh Marie - Jack Henderson
July Give Me Strength (3rd Watch)
August When I Go (acoustic)
September Little Blue River (live)
October If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
November Jack's Valentine ~ (Live with Leo Kottke) 12/11/99 at the Taft
December Taft 2000 Finale Happy Christmas (War is Over) ~ 12/9-2000 w/ Ron Sexsmith & Leigh Nash
2002
January When I Go (acoustic), Rhapsodie (live)
February Miles (Ellipsis)
March All I Need (Paul Soupiset)
April Rhapsodie (Tatiana Simonian)
May Anyway (Rainy Day Assembly)
June Cast Me Away (live)
July Orphan Girl (live), Toledo (acoustic)
August The Seahorse (live)
September Lucy (live)
October My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
November
December Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
2003
January/February Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine (live)
March Spinning (live)
April Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
May Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
July "I Shall Be Released" (Bob Dylan)
August Circle Of Quiet (live)
September My Love Is A Fever (live)
October How Long Have You Been Stoned (long version)
November Nobody Number One (remix)
I'm fairly new here, I've only gotten two mp3 rarities myself (and i got another from a connection on another message board) - but I thought that Archive.org might have something on this. Sure enough: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.ov...rity/index.html
Anyway, that should fill in quite a few.
Anyway, that should fill in quite a few.
Speaking of, does anyone know the extra lyrics in the long version of "How long have you been stoned?"
So this is what we've got so far. Still quite a few blanks to fill. if anyone has additional info please feel free to add it.
2000
June It's Never Quite What It Seems (full band version)
July The Body Is A Stairway Of Skin (Re-mix)
August Murder ("Thou Shalt Not Commit Total Terror" mix)
September If Nothing Else (Linford's beatbox remix)
October: Faithfully Dangerous
Recorded at Cornerstone 98
November Holy Rain - Jack Henderson
December: Toledo
Out-take from "Films for Radio".
2001
January: Poughkeepsie (live)
Recorded on December 20, 2000 at The Rosebud in Pittsburgh. Karin Bergquist, vocals and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, piano and Hammond organ; Jack Henderson, lapsteel; Chris Donohue, bass; Dale Baker, drums.
During the show, this performance of Poughkeepsie was dedicated to the memory of Rob Buck of 10,000 Maniacs. Pops Staples and Kirsty MacColl had also passed away.
February: Rhapsodie (live)
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati. Karin Bergquist, vocals; Linford Detweiler, piano; Matt Slocum, cello.
March And Can It Be (live)
April: Anything At All (live)
Words and music by Karin Bergquist.
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati by Mike Stucker.
Karin Bergquist, vocals; Terri Templeton, background vocals; Jack Henderson, guitar; Linford Detweiler, organ; Jeff Bird, mandolin, Wade Jaynes, bass; Dale Baker, drums
May Toledo (instrumental)
June: Oh Marie - Jack Henderson
From Jack Henderson release "Cheap Tattoo." Jack Henderson: vocals, electric guitars, bass, tambourine, accordion; Karin Bergquist: backing vocals; Richard Causon: tack piano, harmonium; Patrick Hannan: drums.
July Give Me Strength (3rd Watch)
August: When I Go (acoustic)
Karin and Linford performed this version of When I Go on a national radio broadcast in Belgium, june 2001. They were joined by a friendly chap who sat in on the accordion. He scrawled his name on a scrap of paper that Linford lost.
September Little Blue River (live)
October: If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
Karin and Linford performed this version of If Nothing Else on a national radio broadcast in Belgium in June 2001.
November: Jack's Valentine (Live with Leo Kottke)
Recorded 12/11/99 at the Taft.
December: Happy Christmas (War is Over) (Live with Ron Sexsmith & Leigh Nash)
recorded 12/9-2000 at the Taft.
2002
January When I Go (acoustic), Rhapsodie (live)
February Miles (Ellipsis)
March All I Need (Paul Soupiset)
April Rhapsodie (Tatiana Simonian)
May Anyway (Rainy Day Assembly)
June Cast Me Away (live)
July Orphan Girl (live), Toledo (acoustic)
August The Seahorse (live)
September Lucy (live)
October: My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
Recorded live in March 2000 at WRVG 89.9 FM, Georgetown, Kentucky. Karin Bergquist, vocal; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
November
December Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
2003
January/February: Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine (live)
Recorded live in Dublin, Ireland, August 2002. Soundboard mix. Karin Bergquist: vocal, acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler: electric piano; Jack Henderson: electric guitar.
March Spinning (live)
April: Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
Recorded live at The Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in November 2002. Soundboard mix. Karin Bergquist, vocal and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
May: Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
Originally cut for King Records by Little Willie John. Karin Bergquist: vocal; Linford Detweiler: acoustic guitar, upright piano, Hammond B-3, percussion; Jack Henderson: lap steel, electric guitar.
"Hidden Treasures: Cincinnati's Tribute to King Records' Legacy" was a benefit CD for the Inclusion Network, has been picked up for national distribution by Rykodisc. The collection contains contributions from Peter Frampton, Ass Ponies, Bootsy Collins, Over the Rhine et al.
July: I Shall Be Released
Music and Lyrics: Bob Dylan
Rough mix, recorded by Michael Stucker at the Taft Theatre in Cincinnati on December 6, 2002. Karin Berqguist - Vocal, Acoustic Guitar; Bill Mallonee - Vocal, Harmonica; Linford Detweiler - Vocal, Piano; Brian Standefer - Cello; Will Sayler, Drum Kit
August Circle Of Quiet (live)
September My Love Is A Fever (live)
October: How Long Have You Been Stoned (long version)
Long version (4:46) from the OHIO sessions. Karin Bergquist: Vocals; Linford Detweiler: Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Wurlitzer; Will Sayles: Drums and Percussion; Paul Mahern: Tambourine; Vess Ruhtenberg: Electric Guitar
November: Nobody Number One (remix)
Remix from the OHIO sessions. Karin Bergquist: Vocals; Linford Detweiler: Upright Piano, Hammond Organ, Mellotron, Wurlitzer; Devon Ashley: Drums; Tony Paoletta: Pedal Steel; Jake Smith: Bass
2004
July 2004: The Poopsmith Song
Written and Produced by Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler
Vocals: Karin Bergquist, Linford Detweiler, Izaac Rains, Zoe Rains, Tracy Rains
Guitar: Linford Detweiler. Recording Engineer: Matt Hueneman.
The Poopsmith Song was recorded for a forthcoming children's record. 50,000 units will be distributed at no cost to parents by several Ohio charities. The cd contains performances by various musicians living in Ohio and also contains parenting tips.
Karin did say at the recent Canal Street shows that the (Republican) Ohio Governor's wife thought the song was "too radical" for the originally proposed cd project and it won't be on the cd, and that she was thinking of turning it into a children's book.
2000
June It's Never Quite What It Seems (full band version)
July The Body Is A Stairway Of Skin (Re-mix)
August Murder ("Thou Shalt Not Commit Total Terror" mix)
September If Nothing Else (Linford's beatbox remix)
October: Faithfully Dangerous
Recorded at Cornerstone 98
November Holy Rain - Jack Henderson
December: Toledo
Out-take from "Films for Radio".
2001
January: Poughkeepsie (live)
Recorded on December 20, 2000 at The Rosebud in Pittsburgh. Karin Bergquist, vocals and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, piano and Hammond organ; Jack Henderson, lapsteel; Chris Donohue, bass; Dale Baker, drums.
During the show, this performance of Poughkeepsie was dedicated to the memory of Rob Buck of 10,000 Maniacs. Pops Staples and Kirsty MacColl had also passed away.
February: Rhapsodie (live)
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati. Karin Bergquist, vocals; Linford Detweiler, piano; Matt Slocum, cello.
March And Can It Be (live)
April: Anything At All (live)
Words and music by Karin Bergquist.
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati by Mike Stucker.
Karin Bergquist, vocals; Terri Templeton, background vocals; Jack Henderson, guitar; Linford Detweiler, organ; Jeff Bird, mandolin, Wade Jaynes, bass; Dale Baker, drums
May Toledo (instrumental)
June: Oh Marie - Jack Henderson
From Jack Henderson release "Cheap Tattoo." Jack Henderson: vocals, electric guitars, bass, tambourine, accordion; Karin Bergquist: backing vocals; Richard Causon: tack piano, harmonium; Patrick Hannan: drums.
July Give Me Strength (3rd Watch)
August: When I Go (acoustic)
Karin and Linford performed this version of When I Go on a national radio broadcast in Belgium, june 2001. They were joined by a friendly chap who sat in on the accordion. He scrawled his name on a scrap of paper that Linford lost.
September Little Blue River (live)
October: If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
Karin and Linford performed this version of If Nothing Else on a national radio broadcast in Belgium in June 2001.
November: Jack's Valentine (Live with Leo Kottke)
Recorded 12/11/99 at the Taft.
December: Happy Christmas (War is Over) (Live with Ron Sexsmith & Leigh Nash)
recorded 12/9-2000 at the Taft.
2002
January When I Go (acoustic), Rhapsodie (live)
February Miles (Ellipsis)
March All I Need (Paul Soupiset)
April Rhapsodie (Tatiana Simonian)
May Anyway (Rainy Day Assembly)
June Cast Me Away (live)
July Orphan Girl (live), Toledo (acoustic)
August The Seahorse (live)
September Lucy (live)
October: My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
Recorded live in March 2000 at WRVG 89.9 FM, Georgetown, Kentucky. Karin Bergquist, vocal; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
November
December Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
2003
January/February: Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine (live)
Recorded live in Dublin, Ireland, August 2002. Soundboard mix. Karin Bergquist: vocal, acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler: electric piano; Jack Henderson: electric guitar.
March Spinning (live)
April: Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
Recorded live at The Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in November 2002. Soundboard mix. Karin Bergquist, vocal and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
May: Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
Originally cut for King Records by Little Willie John. Karin Bergquist: vocal; Linford Detweiler: acoustic guitar, upright piano, Hammond B-3, percussion; Jack Henderson: lap steel, electric guitar.
"Hidden Treasures: Cincinnati's Tribute to King Records' Legacy" was a benefit CD for the Inclusion Network, has been picked up for national distribution by Rykodisc. The collection contains contributions from Peter Frampton, Ass Ponies, Bootsy Collins, Over the Rhine et al.
July: I Shall Be Released
Music and Lyrics: Bob Dylan
Rough mix, recorded by Michael Stucker at the Taft Theatre in Cincinnati on December 6, 2002. Karin Berqguist - Vocal, Acoustic Guitar; Bill Mallonee - Vocal, Harmonica; Linford Detweiler - Vocal, Piano; Brian Standefer - Cello; Will Sayler, Drum Kit
August Circle Of Quiet (live)
September My Love Is A Fever (live)
October: How Long Have You Been Stoned (long version)
Long version (4:46) from the OHIO sessions. Karin Bergquist: Vocals; Linford Detweiler: Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Wurlitzer; Will Sayles: Drums and Percussion; Paul Mahern: Tambourine; Vess Ruhtenberg: Electric Guitar
November: Nobody Number One (remix)
Remix from the OHIO sessions. Karin Bergquist: Vocals; Linford Detweiler: Upright Piano, Hammond Organ, Mellotron, Wurlitzer; Devon Ashley: Drums; Tony Paoletta: Pedal Steel; Jake Smith: Bass
2004
July 2004: The Poopsmith Song
Written and Produced by Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler
Vocals: Karin Bergquist, Linford Detweiler, Izaac Rains, Zoe Rains, Tracy Rains
Guitar: Linford Detweiler. Recording Engineer: Matt Hueneman.
The Poopsmith Song was recorded for a forthcoming children's record. 50,000 units will be distributed at no cost to parents by several Ohio charities. The cd contains performances by various musicians living in Ohio and also contains parenting tips.
Karin did say at the recent Canal Street shows that the (Republican) Ohio Governor's wife thought the song was "too radical" for the originally proposed cd project and it won't be on the cd, and that she was thinking of turning it into a children's book.
Is anyone willing to share some of the older rarities? I know a few of them are now available on CD, but I don't see why the rest wouldn't be fair game. Unless there was some fine print that said "Mp3 Rarities of the month are not to be redistributed", I think there shouldn't be any issue.
edited because i found the answer to my question.
Does anybody know anything about "This Daring Light?" Its the song with Ron Sexsmith. Not a whole lot comes up when you google it. I'm guessing its a Sexsmith song that hasn't been included on any releases. It's a great song... I'm trying to work out the lyrics.
If memory serves, it's a Jack Henderson song.
Here's all the info I've got, copied & pasted from the original online mp3 rarity notes. The only mp3 I'm missing is The Seahorse (live). I used to have it, but I lost it in a hard-drive crash, before I had a CD burner 
2000
June It's Never Quite What It Seems (full band version)
This month's MP3 rarity is a previously unreleased band version of It's Never Quite What It Seems.
July The Body Is A Stairway Of Skin (Re-mix)
August Murder ("Thou Shalt Not Commit Total Terror" mix)
September If Nothing Else (Linford's beatbox remix)
October Faithfully Dangerous
A live version of Faithfully Dangerous recorded July 6, 1998 at Cornerstone Festival in Bushnell, Illinois. Lineup: Karin, Linford, Jack, Terri, Brian, and Wade. This is an unmastered mix taken directly from the soundboard during the concert. Enjoy.
November Holy Rain - Jack Henderson
December Toledo
Out-take from "Films for Radio".
2001
January: Poughkeepsie (live)
Recorded on December 20, 2000 at The Rosebud in Pittsburgh. Karin Bergquist, vocals and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, piano and Hammond organ; Jack Henderson, lapsteel; Chris Donohue, bass; Dale Baker, drums. During the show, this performance of Poughkeepsie was dedicated to the memory of Rob Buck of 10,000 Maniacs. Pops Staples and Kirsty MacColl had also passed away.
February: Rhapsodie (live)
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati. Karin Bergquist, vocals; Linford Detweiler, piano; Matt Slocum, cello.
March: And Can It Be (live)
April: Anything At All (live)
Words and music by Karin Bergquist.
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati by Mike Stucker.
Karin Bergquist, vocals; Terri Templeton, background vocals; Jack Henderson, guitar; Linford Detweiler, organ; Jeff Bird, mandolin, Wade Jaynes, bass; Dale Baker, drums
May: Toledo (instrumental)
June: Oh Marie - Jack Henderson
From Jack's upcoming release "Cheap Tattoo." Jack Henderson: vocals, electric guitars, bass, tambourine, accordion; Karin Bergquist: backing vocals; Richard Causon: tack piano, harmonium; Patrick Hannan: drums.
July: Give Me Strength (3rd Watch)
August: When I Go (acoustic)
This past June, Karin and Linford performed this version of When I Go on a national radio broadcast in Belgium. They were joined by a friendly chap who sat in on the accordion. He scrawled his name on a scrap of paper that Linford lost. Hopefully he'll stop by again when they head back over again. Enjoy.
September Little Blue River (live)
October: If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
This past June, Karin and Linford performed this version of If Nothing Else on a national radio broadcast in Belgium. Enjoy.
November: Jack's Valentine (Live with Leo Kottke)
Recorded 12/11/99 at the Taft.
December: 2000 Taft Show finale (bootleg)
Recorded live at the Taft Theatre, Cincinnati, December 2000. Ron Sexsmith, Leigh Nash, Karin Bergquist, Terri Templeton, vocals; Matt Slocum, guitar; Linford Detweiler, organ; Jack Henderson, electric guitar; Wade Jaynes, bass; Jeff Bird, percussion; Dale Baker, drums
2002
January:
Here's a few past MP3 rarities...
When I Go (acoustic)
This past June, Karin and Linford performed this version of When I Go on a national radio broadcast in Belgium. They were joined by a friendly chap who sat in on the accordion. He scrawled his name on a scrap of paper that Linford lost. Hopefully he'll stop by again when they head back over again. Enjoy.
Rhapsodie (live)
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati. Karin Bergquist, vocals; Linford Detweiler, piano; Matt Slocum, cello.
Toledo
out-take from "Films for Radio"
February Miles (Ellipsis)
March All I Need (Paul Soupiset)
April Rhapsodie (Tatiana Simonian)
May Anyway (Rainy Day Assembly)
June Cast Me Away (live)
July Orphan Girl (live), Toledo (acoustic)
August The Seahorse (live)
Grand Rapids, Michigan, March 2000. Board mix. Karin Bergquist, vocal and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
September Lucy (live)
October: My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
Recorded live in March 2000 at WRVG 89.9 FM, Georgetown, Kentucky. Karin Bergquist, vocal; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
December Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
2003
January/February: Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine (live)
Recorded live in Dublin, Ireland, August 2002. Soundboard mix. Karin Bergquist: vocal, acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler: electric piano; Jack Henderson: electric guitar.
March Spinning (live)
April: Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
Recorded live at The Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in November 2002. Soundboard mix. Karin Bergquist, vocal and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
May: Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
"Hidden Treasures: Cincinnati's Tribute to King Records' Legacy", a benefit CD for the Inclusion Network, has been picked up for national distribution by Rykodisc. The collection contains contributions from Peter Frampton, Ass Ponies, Bootsy Collins, Over the Rhine et al.
Pick up your copy here.
"Fever" was originally cut for King Records by Little Willie John. Karin Bergquist: vocal; Linford Detweiler: acoustic guitar, upright piano, Hammond B-3, percussion; Jack Henderson: lap steel, electric guitar.
July: I Shall Be Released
Music and Lyrics: Bob Dylan
Rough mix, recorded by Michael Stucker at the Taft Theatre in Cincinnati on December 6, 2002. Karin Berqguist - Vocal, Acoustic Guitar; Bill Mallonee - Vocal, Harmonica; Linford Detweiler - Vocal, Piano; Brian Standefer - Cello; Will Sayler, Drum Kit
August Circle Of Quiet (live)
September My Love Is A Fever (live)
October: How Long Have You Been Stoned (long version)
Long version (4:46) from the OHIO sessions. Karin Bergquist: Vocals; Linford Detweiler: Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Wurlitzer; Will Sayles: Drums and Percussion; Paul Mahern: Tambourine; Vess Ruhtenberg: Electric Guitar
November: Nobody Number One (remix)
Remix from the OHIO sessions. Karin Bergquist: Vocals; Linford Detweiler: Upright Piano, Hammond Organ, Mellotron, Wurlitzer; Devon Ashley: Drums; Tony Paoletta: Pedal Steel; Jake Smith: Bass
2004
February: Let it Be (live)
Recorded at Martyr's in Chicago on December 14, 2003, by Mike Sponarski. Karin Bergquist: Vocals and Piano; Linford Detweiler: Hammond B-3; Matt Slocum: Electric Guitar; Rick Plant: Bass; Devon Ashley: Drums. Thanks also to Tawd Bell (truck driver, stage hand) and Dave Nixon (driver, merchandise holy man).
July 2004: The Poopsmith Song
The Poopsmith Song was recorded for a forthcoming children's record. 50,000 units will be distributed at no cost to parents by several Ohio charities. The cd contains performances by various musicians living in Ohio and also contains parenting tips. Stay tuned for more info.
CREDITS:
Over the Rhine
The Poopsmith Song
Written and Produced by Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler
Vocals: Karin Bergquist, Linford Detweiler, Izaac Rains, Zoe Rains, Tracy Rains
Guitar: Linford Detweiler
Studio time donated by: Sound Images, Inc. / Jack Streitmarter, owner
Recording Engineer: Matt Hueneman.
2005
February: Born
October: Drunkard's Prayer (Saxophone Mix)
It's always a challenge to figure out what to put on a project. Brent played a beautiful saxophone solo, but in the end we went for a simpler version of the song. Did we make the right choice? Anyway, enjoy this alternate take.
Musicians:
Voice and Piano: Karin Bergquist
Cello: David Henry
Upright bass: Byron House
Saxaphone: Brent Gallaher
December: Flown Free
Voices: Karin Bergquist
Piano: Karin Detweiler
Various musicians were asked to contribute an original song to a cd based on a new translation of The Book of Psalms by Eugene H. Petersen, and Karin and Linford recorded Flown Free, their simple composition based on lines from Psalm 129 & 124. It just so happens Flown Free is their first attempt at recording a little something in their new, 170-year-old farmhouse that they now call home. This December, we thought you might enjoy this simple song. Set it free.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from Over the Rhine
2000
June It's Never Quite What It Seems (full band version)
This month's MP3 rarity is a previously unreleased band version of It's Never Quite What It Seems.
July The Body Is A Stairway Of Skin (Re-mix)
August Murder ("Thou Shalt Not Commit Total Terror" mix)
September If Nothing Else (Linford's beatbox remix)
October Faithfully Dangerous
A live version of Faithfully Dangerous recorded July 6, 1998 at Cornerstone Festival in Bushnell, Illinois. Lineup: Karin, Linford, Jack, Terri, Brian, and Wade. This is an unmastered mix taken directly from the soundboard during the concert. Enjoy.
November Holy Rain - Jack Henderson
December Toledo
Out-take from "Films for Radio".
2001
January: Poughkeepsie (live)
Recorded on December 20, 2000 at The Rosebud in Pittsburgh. Karin Bergquist, vocals and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, piano and Hammond organ; Jack Henderson, lapsteel; Chris Donohue, bass; Dale Baker, drums. During the show, this performance of Poughkeepsie was dedicated to the memory of Rob Buck of 10,000 Maniacs. Pops Staples and Kirsty MacColl had also passed away.
February: Rhapsodie (live)
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati. Karin Bergquist, vocals; Linford Detweiler, piano; Matt Slocum, cello.
March: And Can It Be (live)
April: Anything At All (live)
Words and music by Karin Bergquist.
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati by Mike Stucker.
Karin Bergquist, vocals; Terri Templeton, background vocals; Jack Henderson, guitar; Linford Detweiler, organ; Jeff Bird, mandolin, Wade Jaynes, bass; Dale Baker, drums
May: Toledo (instrumental)
June: Oh Marie - Jack Henderson
From Jack's upcoming release "Cheap Tattoo." Jack Henderson: vocals, electric guitars, bass, tambourine, accordion; Karin Bergquist: backing vocals; Richard Causon: tack piano, harmonium; Patrick Hannan: drums.
July: Give Me Strength (3rd Watch)
August: When I Go (acoustic)
This past June, Karin and Linford performed this version of When I Go on a national radio broadcast in Belgium. They were joined by a friendly chap who sat in on the accordion. He scrawled his name on a scrap of paper that Linford lost. Hopefully he'll stop by again when they head back over again. Enjoy.
September Little Blue River (live)
October: If Nothing Else (Acoustic)
This past June, Karin and Linford performed this version of If Nothing Else on a national radio broadcast in Belgium. Enjoy.
November: Jack's Valentine (Live with Leo Kottke)
Recorded 12/11/99 at the Taft.
December: 2000 Taft Show finale (bootleg)
Recorded live at the Taft Theatre, Cincinnati, December 2000. Ron Sexsmith, Leigh Nash, Karin Bergquist, Terri Templeton, vocals; Matt Slocum, guitar; Linford Detweiler, organ; Jack Henderson, electric guitar; Wade Jaynes, bass; Jeff Bird, percussion; Dale Baker, drums
2002
January:
Here's a few past MP3 rarities...
When I Go (acoustic)
This past June, Karin and Linford performed this version of When I Go on a national radio broadcast in Belgium. They were joined by a friendly chap who sat in on the accordion. He scrawled his name on a scrap of paper that Linford lost. Hopefully he'll stop by again when they head back over again. Enjoy.
Rhapsodie (live)
Soundboard mix, recorded on December 9, 2000 at The Taft Theatre in Cincinnati. Karin Bergquist, vocals; Linford Detweiler, piano; Matt Slocum, cello.
Toledo
out-take from "Films for Radio"
February Miles (Ellipsis)
March All I Need (Paul Soupiset)
April Rhapsodie (Tatiana Simonian)
May Anyway (Rainy Day Assembly)
June Cast Me Away (live)
July Orphan Girl (live), Toledo (acoustic)
August The Seahorse (live)
Grand Rapids, Michigan, March 2000. Board mix. Karin Bergquist, vocal and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
September Lucy (live)
October: My Love Is A Fever (acoustic)
Recorded live in March 2000 at WRVG 89.9 FM, Georgetown, Kentucky. Karin Bergquist, vocal; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
December Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
2003
January/February: Like A Radio/Ain't No Sunshine (live)
Recorded live in Dublin, Ireland, August 2002. Soundboard mix. Karin Bergquist: vocal, acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler: electric piano; Jack Henderson: electric guitar.
March Spinning (live)
April: Lucy and the Reverend (Live)
Recorded live at The Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in November 2002. Soundboard mix. Karin Bergquist, vocal and acoustic guitar; Linford Detweiler, acoustic guitar.
May: Fever (from Hidden Treasures)
"Hidden Treasures: Cincinnati's Tribute to King Records' Legacy", a benefit CD for the Inclusion Network, has been picked up for national distribution by Rykodisc. The collection contains contributions from Peter Frampton, Ass Ponies, Bootsy Collins, Over the Rhine et al.
Pick up your copy here.
"Fever" was originally cut for King Records by Little Willie John. Karin Bergquist: vocal; Linford Detweiler: acoustic guitar, upright piano, Hammond B-3, percussion; Jack Henderson: lap steel, electric guitar.
July: I Shall Be Released
Music and Lyrics: Bob Dylan
Rough mix, recorded by Michael Stucker at the Taft Theatre in Cincinnati on December 6, 2002. Karin Berqguist - Vocal, Acoustic Guitar; Bill Mallonee - Vocal, Harmonica; Linford Detweiler - Vocal, Piano; Brian Standefer - Cello; Will Sayler, Drum Kit
August Circle Of Quiet (live)
September My Love Is A Fever (live)
October: How Long Have You Been Stoned (long version)
Long version (4:46) from the OHIO sessions. Karin Bergquist: Vocals; Linford Detweiler: Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Wurlitzer; Will Sayles: Drums and Percussion; Paul Mahern: Tambourine; Vess Ruhtenberg: Electric Guitar
November: Nobody Number One (remix)
Remix from the OHIO sessions. Karin Bergquist: Vocals; Linford Detweiler: Upright Piano, Hammond Organ, Mellotron, Wurlitzer; Devon Ashley: Drums; Tony Paoletta: Pedal Steel; Jake Smith: Bass
2004
February: Let it Be (live)
Recorded at Martyr's in Chicago on December 14, 2003, by Mike Sponarski. Karin Bergquist: Vocals and Piano; Linford Detweiler: Hammond B-3; Matt Slocum: Electric Guitar; Rick Plant: Bass; Devon Ashley: Drums. Thanks also to Tawd Bell (truck driver, stage hand) and Dave Nixon (driver, merchandise holy man).
July 2004: The Poopsmith Song
The Poopsmith Song was recorded for a forthcoming children's record. 50,000 units will be distributed at no cost to parents by several Ohio charities. The cd contains performances by various musicians living in Ohio and also contains parenting tips. Stay tuned for more info.
CREDITS:
Over the Rhine
The Poopsmith Song
Written and Produced by Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler
Vocals: Karin Bergquist, Linford Detweiler, Izaac Rains, Zoe Rains, Tracy Rains
Guitar: Linford Detweiler
Studio time donated by: Sound Images, Inc. / Jack Streitmarter, owner
Recording Engineer: Matt Hueneman.
2005
February: Born
October: Drunkard's Prayer (Saxophone Mix)
It's always a challenge to figure out what to put on a project. Brent played a beautiful saxophone solo, but in the end we went for a simpler version of the song. Did we make the right choice? Anyway, enjoy this alternate take.
Musicians:
Voice and Piano: Karin Bergquist
Cello: David Henry
Upright bass: Byron House
Saxaphone: Brent Gallaher
December: Flown Free
Voices: Karin Bergquist
Piano: Karin Detweiler
Various musicians were asked to contribute an original song to a cd based on a new translation of The Book of Psalms by Eugene H. Petersen, and Karin and Linford recorded Flown Free, their simple composition based on lines from Psalm 129 & 124. It just so happens Flown Free is their first attempt at recording a little something in their new, 170-year-old farmhouse that they now call home. This December, we thought you might enjoy this simple song. Set it free.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from Over the Rhine
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